2019 is about to wrap up, so of course I had to comeback to give my top 10 movies picks of the year. Does Joker, my favorite comic book movie, land up making the 10? Which Adam Driver movie do I mention as my favorite? Is Cats really so bad, it turns back around to be amazing? Listen as rundown my favorites (and my least favorites) of the year!

2019 is about to wrap up, so of course I had to comeback to give my top 10 movies picks of the year. Does Joker, my favorite comic book movie, land up making the 10? Which Adam Driver movie do I mention as my favorite? Is Cats really so bad, it turns back around to be amazing? Listen as rundown my favorites (and my least favorites) of the year!

It's another solo episode this week, as I give reviews for the new releases Charlie's Angels and Ford v Ferrari, as well as the yet to be released tear-jerker The Friend. Then I discuss the slate of films Disney inherited for Fox in 2019, and what worked, didn't work, what lies ahead.

Another bite size episode in which I review the divisive and wacky Jojo Rabbit, praise the efforts of Mike Flanagan with his sequel of The Shining, Doctor Sleep, and again attack the lackluster Netflix Rom Com of the week Let it Snow. I also discuss the news that the newest Beverly Hills Cop movie is headed to Netflix and wonder if all movies will been seen as a "Netflix Movie."

After an unwanted break I have returned! This week I am joined by my friend Christian Hoffman as we discuss the Terminator: Dark Fate, the franchise overall, and analyze the state of other franchises that don't seem to know when to call it quits.

It was a streaming type of weekend, as I found myself staying home and watching a trio films that hit the streamers. Eli and The Laundromat on Netflix, and Wounds on Hulu. All were entertaining, but none are great, so they hit that streaming sweet spot. I also give my thoughts on 1998's Wild Things and try to tackle Francis Ford Coppola deciding to trash Marvel even more than Martin Scorsese. So please enjoy this audio recording of me rambling my thoughts. 

We're in the smack dab of Halloween season and I celebrated by inviting my good friend and fellow horror aficionado Michael Sanchez. In the mood for something scary? Well listen up as we list our 5 horror picks of the year and give you some ideas of what to watch this 31st. Curious if the Child's Play is worth a go? Wonder if I we can recall a little movie called Us? Press play and find out!

The Joker has been set loose on the world, so join host Abel Valencia and his guest host Robert Gallegos as they follow the trajectory of a phoenix. A Joaquin Phoenix that is. From his unconventional childhood, to his commercial success in the 2000s, to whatever I'm Still Here is, and then we cap it all off with Joker talk. So sit back and put on a happy face as you listen to this week's episode.

On the fourth episode of Abel Hour: Film Discussions with Abel Valencia, we're talking about the Oscars. And just like the 2017 Oscars, a pretty crucial blunder was made and the audio this week is a little wonky. But you know here on Abel Hour if we recorded it, we will post it!

For The First Oscar Show, I am joined by my friend Kate Hon and we analyze the acting contenders, wonder which film can get the win, and which films can possibly can crash the race and which films crashed before the race even started. Enjoy!

Hear me out as I review the stunning and somber Ad Astra, the horrifying yet moving Tigers are Not Afraid, and take a stab on the bloody antics going on in American Horror Story: 1984.